LPG Rates Today: What is the current price of a gas cylinder? Check the latest LPG rate list.

LPG Rates Today, Monday, October 19: Find detailed information here on the current prices of domestic gas cylinders in major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Patna. You can also check commercial LPG prices here.

Whether it is buying household groceries, paying children's school fees, or settling electricity and water bills, every family assesses their expenses at the beginning of the month. Cooking gas is a significant part of this budget. Therefore, before booking a cylinder, it is important to know the current price of domestic LPG in your city and whether there have been any changes to the cost of commercial cylinders.

As of Monday, October 19, 2026, there have been no new changes to the prices of domestic gas cylinders. This means a 14.2 kg cylinder in Delhi continues to be priced at ₹942. However, those using commercial cylinders faced a price increase earlier in October.

How much should you set aside for a cylinder?

If your household is running low on gas, check the rates for your city before placing an order. The price of a domestic cylinder varies from city to city. For instance, a domestic gas cylinder in Patna is approximately ₹90 more expensive than in Delhi.

Delhi - ₹942
Mumbai - ₹941.50
Kolkata - ₹968
Chennai - ₹957.50
Noida - ₹939.50
Gurugram - ₹950.50
Lucknow - ₹979.50
Jaipur - ₹945.50
Patna - ₹1,031.50
Hyderabad - ₹994

Has commercial gas become more expensive?

In October, households using domestic LPG have been spared from any price changes. On the other hand, the price of a 19 kg commercial cylinder was increased on October 1st. In Delhi, its price rose by ₹62.50, reaching ₹2,810.

Delhi - 2,810
Mumbai - 2,764.50
Kolkata - 2,954
Chennai - 2,983
Bengaluru - 2,898
Patna - 3,100.50

Why should one check the prices every month?

Oil companies typically review LPG prices on the first of every month. Prices for domestic and commercial cylinders are determined separately; therefore, an increase in the price of a commercial cylinder does not necessarily mean that the price of a domestic cylinder will also rise.

Prices are influenced by factors such as the cost of LPG in the international market, the rupee-dollar exchange rate, transportation costs, and local levies. Any change in prices can impact household expenses as well as the budgets of business owners.